Experience 21 days of harmony across Southeast Asia. This journey through Thailand, Vietnam, and Cambodia introduces some of the region’s most iconic and enchanting destinations, each one adding a unique note to the travel experience. Start in vibrant Bangkok and the ancient capital of Ayutthaya, then unwind on the stunning beaches of Phuket. Fly to Vietnam to dive into the energy of Ho Chi Minh City, cruise the peaceful Mekong Delta, and explore the timeless charm of Hanoi, Ninh Binh, and the spectacular Halong Bay. Finally, step into the world of magnificent temples in Siem Reap, home to the legendary Angkor Wat. With a perfect balance of city life, cultural discovery, and natural beauty, this tour is your ticket to the best of the Indochinese Peninsula.
Experience 21 days of harmony across Southeast Asia. This journey through Thailand, Vietnam, and Cambodia introduces some of the region’s most iconic and enchanting destinations, each one adding a unique note to the travel experience. Start in vibrant Bangkok and the ancient capital of Ayutthaya, then unwind on the stunning beaches of Phuket. Fly to Vietnam to dive into the energy of Ho Chi Minh City, cruise the peaceful Mekong Delta, and explore the timeless charm of Hanoi, Ninh Binh, and the spectacular Halong Bay. Finally, step into the world of magnificent temples in Siem Reap, home to the legendary Angkor Wat. With a perfect balance of city life, cultural discovery, and natural beauty, this tour is your ticket to the best of the Indochinese Peninsula.
Hotel(19 nights), Cruise(1 night)
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Read more...Hotel(19 nights), Cruise(1 night)
Read more...Travel by private & shared vehicle with driver according to daily schedule
Read more...Private guides, drivers, your own travel expert
Read more...Daily scheduled meals including breakfast at hotel and lunch at local restaurant
Read more...24 Interesting Experiences
Read more...In-tour offerings including entrance fees, boat trips, in-tour flights...
Read more...Bangkok
Ayutthaya
Phuket
Ho Chi Minh
Mekong
Ho Chi Minh
Hanoi
Halong Bay
Ninh Binh
Hanoi
Siem Reap
Buzzing, humid and energetic, Bangkok is the city where magnificent temples, historic markets, skyscrapers and rooftop bars create an intoxicating vibe that's hard to resist. The city is a mesmerizing blend of old and new, East and West, and dizzying contradictions. Historical sites next to vibrant nightlife areas, bustling markets near modern shopping malls, and street food vendors close to world-class restaurants. Hence, the city is still fascinating for its traditional culture. Saffron-robed monks weave among the morning rush hour to collect alms; communities dwell in stilt houses by the Chao Phraya River, eking out a living using centuries-old skills. A city tour in Bangkok often begins in Rattanakosin, drawn by the Grand Palace and Wat Pho. It's here the Chao Phraya River separates the city proper from its old capital Thonburi, a spot where quitet, narrow canals and floating markets illustrate why Bangkok was once called 'Venice of the East'. East of the canals is modern Bangkok, a hive of activity with countless businesses, markets and shopping malls handily connect by the BTS Skytrain. As a city that feels alive day and night, Bangkok is the destination for all, from foodies, shopaholics, culture seekers, history lovers, urban explorers, even party animals. That makes the well-known Southeast Asian gateway one of the world's most visited cities.
Ayutthaya, short for Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya, was once the capital of the ancient kingdom of Siam. It not only plays an important role in Thai's history but was also made a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1991. Founded in 1350 and became the biggest city in the world by 1700, its wealth generated by trade with countries from all over Asia, the Middle East and Europe. However, it all came to an end in 1767 when war with Burma led to the devastation of the city. It was almost burnt to the ground and the capital of Siam moved to Bangkok. Nowaday, most of the ancient remains are on the western half of the island called the Ayutthaya Historical Park. There are temples, royal palaces, museums and more which are easy to explore on foot, by bike or tuk tuk. The most iconic sight of Ayutthaya resides in Wat Mahathat or the Temple of the Great Relic. Its signature is the tree root with a Buddha head embraced in it and no one knows exactly how it was made. Also worth a visit is the royal temple of Wat Phra Si Sanphet which was the original home of the Emerald Buddha, now located in the Grand Palace in Bangkok. Wat Phra Si Sanphet is the largest and one of the most famous temple in Ayutthaya which was once used for royal ceremonies and contained the ashes of royal family members. For an overview of Ayutthayan-style art, visit the Chao Sam Phraya National Museum, which holds well-preserved statues recovered from the ruins. There are beautiful bronze Buddhas dating from the 13th and 14th centuries, 17th- and 18th-century door panels with religious, traditional or floral carvings, and a hoard of 15th-century gold jewellery.
As the largest island in all of Thailand, Phuket has everything to offer within its coastline. From gorgeous beaches, delicious food, amazing natural parks, to access to some of the Andaman Sea’s most breathtakingly beautiful islands. Enjoying tropical weather all year round, the waters of Phuket come to life, brimming with marine habitats from November to February. Activities like snorkelling and scuba diving can be done at popular and scenic locations such as Phi Phi Islands and Similan Islands, which make for day trips by speedboat. Phuket is also the jumping-off point for visiting many islands surrounding such as James Bond Island, Koh Yao Islands... Home to a melting pot of Chinese, European and Thai culture due to its location on ancient trading routes, Phuket town heavily retains its diverse characteristics via its cuisine, cooking styles, architecture and historical museums and buildings. Explore the beautiful streets of Phuket Old Town with colourful townhouses, street paintings and murals in Sino-Portuguese style. Many old houses have been turned into cafes and museums. This area also has Thai temples and Chinese shrines embody how various religions and cultures coexist.
Commonly known as Saigon, Ho Chi Minh City in southern Vietnam is the country’s largest city and the financial and economical capital. This is a city full of surprises. Chaotic traffic blends with peaceful pagodas, parks, multi-style coffee shops and whole neighborhoods hidden down tiny alleyways. Icons of the past endure in the middle of the city’s vast urbanization. The ornate Saigon opera house, Hôtel de Ville - former French city hall, broad boulevards leading to the Saigon River and the gracious stucco villas are reminders of French-colonial times. In addition, the Chinese influence is also evident particularly in Cholon district (the city's Chinatown), while modern skyscrapers and international hotel chains that dot the skyline symbolize Vietnam's fixation on the future.
The Mekong Delta, located in the southernmost territory bordered by Cambodia, is the most fertile land in Vietnam. This is a region of unrelenting beauty - nicknamed the 'rice bowl' of Vietnam, where over 50% of Vietnam’s rice is grown. It is home to a unique ecosystem with diverse communities and ethnicities, and there are few places like this in the world. One the best, if not the best, ways to experience this area is to take a boat trip (1 day or a few days with staying overnight in local homestays) along the Mekong River's twisting capillaries of tropical canals, mangroves, past rice paddies, floating markets, where life on and off the river merge into one.
Perched on the banks of the Red River, Hanoi is Vietnam's capital and one of the world's most ancient cities. Its beauty lies in its liveliness of bustling streets where workshops and cafes spill out onto the streets and roadsides. As the intersection point where east meets west, Hanoi is a fascinating mix of old and new, Asian and European. With Chinese and French influences, an ancient culture, colonial architecture, broad tree-lined boulevards and beautiful lakes, the iconic architectural appearance of the Old Quarter and the elegance of the French Quarter, Ho Chi Minh’s Mausoleum and the Temple of Literature, etc... gives Vietnam’s capital city a unique charm of the ancient and modern. Hanoi is also home to one of Asia’s strong indigenous culinary traditions, with bustling wet markets and a rowdy street-food culture, as well as some five star international dining options. It is also very affordable by urban Asian standards, with the majority of hotels and restaurants offering plenty of value.
Halong Bay, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1994, is located 170km east of Hanoi. It is made up of three neighboring bays: Halong, Lan Ha and Bai Tu Long bays, although Halong Bay is undeniably the most famous and most well-known of the three. Widely considered a natural wonder of the world, the UNESCO World Heritage Site is breathtaking with thousands of majestic limestone, peaks and islets rising dramatically out of the sparkling emerald waters of the bay. The most common way to explore is by taking an overnight night cruise or day-trip which cruises among the limestone pillars and islets. Many also include an island drop off and cave explorations. Visiting floating villages in the area gives a chance to interact with the local community whose livelihoods depend on the waters. Another way to immerse oneself close up in the bay is by kayaking near and around the limestone pillars and some of the caves that are possible to enter by kayak.
Ninh Binh is a wonderful region in northern Vietnam in the Red River Delta. Breathtaking scenery, vivid green fields, flowing rivers beneath limestone mountains and caves, and a laid back atmosphere that contrasts with the bustle of Hanoi. Approximately 1.5 hours to 2 hours from Hanoi by road, Ninh Binh was once the ancient capital in the 10th to 11th centuries, and now a heaven for nature lovers. Spend time exploring the paddy fields, age old temples and pagodas on foot, cycling or taking a gentle boat ride through a network of waterways opening out on to lakes with limestone mountains towering above. While a day trip to Ninh Binh from Hanoi is easy, staying a few days means you will get more out of exploring this intriguing and charming area.
Siem Reap is the gateway to Cambodia’s vast and spectacular temples of Angkor undoubtedly one of the world's greatest archaeological sites. Constructed between the 9th and 15th centuries, these magnificent temples were once the grounds for the Khmer Empire’s capitals. The Angkor Archaeological Park covers around 400 sq km, and the largest, most well-known temple is Angkor Wat. The mysterious architectural techniques used to construct these temples still amaze the world today. Apart from the temples, one can take a Vespa ride and weave through the streets with a local guide on a street food tour. Head into the countryside for a cooking class, cycle or even ride a quad bike along the backroads, passing villages, paddy fields and taking in a more peaceful side to the city. Further afield is Southeast Asia’s largest freshwater lake - the Tonlé Sap. Cruise past the villages of stilt houses rising from the lake, such as Kampong Phluk town that soars above the water in the dry season and sits on top of the water in the rainy season. Welcoming 2.6 m tourists annually, Siem Reap is one of the biggest tourism hubs in Southeast Asia. From exploring ancient temples and floating villages to indulging in exquisite Khmer cuisine and relaxing in luxurious resorts, the town promises an unforgettable experience that blends cultural immersion with modern comforts.
Three countries. Countless memories. This 19-day journey takes you across the highlights of Vietnam, Malaysia, and Indonesia, a perfect mix of culture, nature, and adventure. Begin in Hanoi and cruise the majestic Halong Bay, then head south to the dynamic streets of Ho Chi Minh City and the tranquil waterways of the Mekong Delta. In Malaysia, experience the urban buzz of Kuala Lumpur and the historic charm of Penang. Your adventure ends in magical Indonesia, from the vibrant capital of Jakarta to the spiritual heart of Ubud, the volcanic beauty of Kintamani, and the relaxing beaches of Sanur. This tour is an unforgettable deep dive into the soul of Southeast Asia.
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All Inclusive ServiceEmbark on an unforgettable family adventure through Vietnam, where breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural experiences await. Start in the vibrant capital of Hanoi, where your children will enjoy a cyclo ride through the bustling streets and be mesmerized by the art of water puppetry. Then venture into the Sapa highlands for an exhilarating trek, immersing yourself in the traditions of local ethnic communities. Next, take a scenic cruise through iconic Halong Bay - an awe-inspiring UNESCO World Heritage Site - where your family can kayak, practice Tai Chi and take a hands-on cooking class. Continue your journey by strolling through the enchanting lantern-lit streets of Hoi An ancient town and gliding along the peaceful canals of the Mekong Delta. This journey promises countless unforgettable moments, creating precious memories that will stay with your family forever.
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All Inclusive ServiceThe tour is tailored for travelers who wish to explore carefully the history, culture, people, and nature of enchanting Myanmar. With our experienced local guides, you will have the chance to learn fully about the history of Buddhist culture, uncover the mystery behind beautiful ancient monuments in Bagan, immerse yourself in the natural atmosphere and rural landscapes, relax in a floating hotel, and experience many more things that await you.
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